Naan Mahaan Alla looks like a reflection of life in the city. Having lived for years in the city, the average Chennaite might have got accustomed to the goings on in the metropolis and would have a trained instinct and eye to avoid all kinds of trouble and liabilities. This could be a slice of life film, especially for those who have grown up in the city.

Naan Mahaan Alla has been made by a team that is not hugely experienced but does have a pretty reliable look to it. Karthi has already made his mark. Director Suseendran has given us a lot of hope and promise through his debut Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu and we will be looking forward to seeing yet another good product from him. Kajal Agarwal will be looking to establish herself in Tamil after seeing some big success in Telugu over the past year.

What Harris Jayaraj has been doing for Suriya, Yuvan seems to be doing for Karthi. After delivering big musical hits in two of Karthi’s previous ventures, he joins him for a third time. The music is just out in stores and has started gaining some good opinion. But, ideally, the music should have been given some more time to catch on with the audiences before the film hit screens, which was the case for Paiyaa.

A good team, a theme that can find takers and the backing of production house as Cloud Nine, Naan Mahaan Alla does look like a candidate for box office success. But, it has got some competition. Let’s wait for Friday.